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Probably Dance

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I can program and like games

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Probably Dance | I can program and like games Probably Dance I can program and like games October 7, 2024 Initial CUDA Performance Surprises I am somehow very late to learning CUDA. I didn’t even know until recently that CUDA is just C++ with a small amount of extra stuff. If I had known that there is so little friction to learning it, I would have checked it out much earlier. But if you come in with C++ habits, you’ll write suboptimal code, so here are some lessons I had to learn to get things to run fast. Memory Coalescing If you have multiple threads operating on an array in C++, you probably want to iterate like this: std::vector vec = ...; size_t per_thread = vec.size() / num_threads; T * my_slice = vec.data() + per_thread * my_thread_i; for (size_t i = 0; i < per_thread; ++i) { do_something(my_slice[i]); } Meaning each thread iterates over a contiguous chunk of memory. In CUDA this is going to be slow because you want the threads to load memory together. ...

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